So I found one of these outside my work with some of its tail

>>2202646
have you given it water? maybe some fruit and seeds? I don't know how well it'll do in a dog crate, it may need a perch of some sort to be able to sleep. I hope you can find the owner anon, if not what do you plan on doing with it?

jam a broomstick or etc through the holes in the cage all the way through to act like a perch.

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>>2202646

> food and water
> some yummy snacks like apples/banana (not too much)

> a perch to sit on (sticks)
> a pouch it can hide in

If you don't want to buy >pic related
you can use an old hoodie or small towel + binder clips

>>2202658
>have you given it water? maybe some fruit and seeds?
Yep

>I don't know how well it'll do in a dog crate, it may need a perch of some sort to be able to sleep.
It's got bars, I found some good size sticks and put em through it, it seems to like them

>I hope you can find the owner anon, if not what do you plan on doing with it?
Keep it for a few weeks and if I don't find the owner, sell it. I never wanted a parrot in the first place because I know they require a lot of attention which I can't give.

It's calmed down though, but it keeps chirping now and then and gets louder when I leave the room and stop letting it know I'm there.

>>2202666

Make a pouch (out of old hoodie)

or at least leave a soft cloth or something so it can have somewhere warm and comfortable to hide.


Also, how do you just find a green cheek "outside"? those things sell for $300+ from a breeder or even petco

>>2202669
>how do you just find a green cheek "outside"?
Happens all the time, someone just forgets to close a window or door.

>>2202666
If it's upset because you're not there, maybe put the TV or radio on low?

>>2202669
It was drinking from a puddle of water and crawled up to my shoulder when I stuck my hand under it.
Its wings aren't clipped so I'm guessing the door was open and it flew away.

>>2202666
good plan OP, make sure it gets to a good home if you sell it. Maybe you should put some posters up around the area where you found it?
>>2202669
My mothers goffin cockatoo has escaped countless times, usually because he escapes his outdoor cage or because someone left the door open when he was out of his cage. Luckily he always comes back when he figures out how to get down. Sometimes people can't handle the responsibility so they just let them go somewhere outside.

>>2202673
Ehh I have a fan, would that work?
>>2202676
I'll try it out.

>>2202680
Well the fan seems to be working.

Thanks for the help /an/ons

>>2202646
>put a blanket over it and lights off since it's night time and it's kinda stressed ou


is that when it started crying out? maybe remove the blanket so it can see and won't be so frightened

>>2202774
You need the blanket over at night. It's to stop birds getting 'night frights'. They can break blood feathers if they get these which is pretty serious.

That being said, a night light nearby might help, OP. And make sure the cage is elevated, like on a desk or something, it'll make the bird more comfortable.

op thank you for taking care of this bird.

>>2202669
DeM trips tho

How is the bird OP?